The US had three collecting societies — then four, and now six. Some clubs and radio stations seem to think that’s too many. And, perhaps, that any are too many.
A total of $200,000 in grants will be awarded this year.
A new lawsuit alleges unauthorized use of hits, including BTS' "Butter" and Lizzo's "Juice."
New CEO Mike Harris and chief creative office Dave Cobb add Katie McCartney and Tom LaScola to their executive team.
The festival's brand and IP are on the market after the follow-up event was indefinitely "postponed."
The radio broadcaster's stock has closed under $1 per share since Nov. 1 and earned de-listing warnings in December and March.
The inquiry has become one of the most important issues facing the music publishing sector this year, and it’s one that is especially sensitive.
Vince Vance says that forcing him to repay $186,000 in legal bills over the failed lawsuit is "simply not reasonable" and could financially destroy him.
The unnamed woman, who abruptly dropped her lawsuit in February, says she cannot be sued for libel over allegations she was making in court.
“What we're noticing is that a lot of the old catalog means a lot to the new generation,” the producer says of selling the label's roughly 200-song catalog to Pophouse in January.
